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11/04/2017

In dry soil, reforestation is complicated due to the low survival rate of seedlings. The Landlife Company offers a great solution to this problem: the Cocoon. It’s a biodegradable paper donut that protects seeds and reduces the amount of water the plants need in order to grow. With this invention, seed survival rates went from 10% to at least 80%!
Share this article if you also think that this device is great news for our planet!

11/04/2017

You may be asking yourself right now why I have posted a picture of a salamander this morning. This is a plant blog after all! Well, what I am about to tell you may seem a bit crazy, but I assure you this discovery has opened up some doors that science never really considered a possibility b

31/03/2017

You can't miss it!
You don't want to be left behind!
Easter Conference is here again, coming with lots of blessings and impartations, unlike what you've experienced before. God would be revealing Himself in all ramifications. . . .
The countdown begins.

02/10/2016

Breathe easy.

23/08/2016

Interesting

When U.K. businessman Paul Frampton bought the spending money for his family vacation to Tuscany this month, he was astonished to be charged almost a pound for each euro he purchased.

22/07/2016

Nigeria, take a queue

Norway is the first country to adopt a deforestation ban, a policy that will likely have global effects.

12/07/2016

06/07/2016

THIS IS GOOD

The Clinton Climate Initiative's SLEEK program with the Kenya government uses climate data tools to address climate change. The REAL program works to increas...

05/07/2016

This is real!!!!

A reminder that climate change really is a big deal: It’s about to swallow up a whole country.

14/06/2016

The city council will consider a motion to determine how to shift to clean energy.

08/06/2016

hmm

Sorry about the clickbaity title, but as it turns out, the solution to a serious problem discovered last year at Ivanpah -- the first solar power tower in the US -- actually has turned out to be 

08/06/2016

INNOVATION PER EXCELLENCE

They like to do things big in Dubai, including a newly-approved concentrated solar power project that will generate 1,000 megawatts of power by 2020—and a whopping 5,000 megawatts by 2030.